
With Halloween just around the corner, pumpkins and gourds in all manner of shapes and sizes can be found at the Flower Market this month.
Read moreWith Halloween just around the corner, pumpkins and gourds in all manner of shapes and sizes can be found at the Flower Market this month.
Read moreThere's some startling colour this October - from gigantic pumpkins to speckled Castelfranco.
Read moreWatch Damian's story about life as a wholesaler on the Fruit and Veg Market, and learn how much working here means to him.
Read moreThe fig is the most revered and ancient of fruit trees – mentioned in the Bible, Koran and Torah. “They are a gift from God,” says one of my hosts.
Read moreAutumn has arrived and with it a plethora of wonderful rose hips, berries and seed heads for your seasonal designs!
Read moreSeptember dangles beautifully between summer and autumn. Squashes, chestnuts, roots and sprouts offer a first taste of produce to come.
Read moreYou’ll still find an incredible selection of beautiful British blooms at the Flower Market this month, including these zingy zinnias at Pratley.
Read moreA great market never stands still. Never rests on its laurels. Every year, every season, every day. Something new. Something different. That’s the essence of New Covent Garden Market.
Read moreWith the trend for natural designs continuing to be hugely popular, in this month’s Product Profile, we’re taking a look at just some of the many different varieties of wonderful grasses, which you can find at the Flower Market at New Covent Garden Market.
Read moreHead to the Flower Market this month and you’ll find a spectacular variety of dahlias in so many different shapes and sizes!
Read moreOur scorching early summer is reflected in the topsy turvy colour of Buyers' Walk.
Read moreIn this month’s Product Profile, we’re taking a look at clematis. A relative newcomer to the cut flower industry, this beautiful bloom with its quirky, wayward stems is becoming a firm favourite for loose, natural designs.
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